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Palestine February 6, 2010

IOF soldiers violently quell peaceful anti wall marches

Tens of Palestinians and foreign solidarity activists were treated for breathing difficulties after the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) fired tear gas bombs at their peaceful anti wall demonstration in Bilin
Palestine February 6, 2010

Jordanian paper: Dahlan plans to abort prisoners’ swap deal

AMMAN, (PIC)-- The Jordanian AL-Haqeeqa Al-Dawleyyah newspaper has quoted Friday a "senior source"
Palestine February 6, 2010

IOA transfers Barghouthi to solitary confinement in Jalbo prison

BEER SHEBA, (PIC)-- The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) has transferred Hamas leader Abdullah Al-Barghouthi from his solitary conferment in Beer Sheba
Arts February 6, 2010

Islamic-Christian commission warns of building Jewish town in place of Silwan

The commission pointed out that there are more than 60 settlement outposts in Silwan including Jewish religious institutes, apartment buildings, parking lots and others.
Palestine February 6, 2010

Musallam: Israeli assassinations point to failure in war against resistance

CAIRO, (PIC)-- Egyptian military expert Maj. Gen. Tala'at Musallam has asserted that the Israeli assassination attempts carried outside occupied Palestine
Human RightsTorture February 6, 2010

Family: Raddad is slowly dying in Israeli jails

The family of Palestinian captive Mutasem Taleb Raddad has warned that the health condition of their son was badly deteriorating due to the deliberate medical neglect on the part of
Palestine February 6, 2010

Surani: Ban Ki-moon’s speech is imprecise

Director of the Palestinian center for human rights Raji Al-Surani said Friday that the speech of UN Secretary-
Other Issues February 6, 2010

Egypt’s Shehata has contract extended

CAIRO: The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) is giving national team manager Hassan Shehata one more chance to take the Pharaohs to the World Cup in four years.
Copts February 6, 2010

Copts Abroad: tone down the language

The Christmas Eve attack that left 6 Copts and one Muslim man dead on January 6, has reignited the Coptic community living abroad’s charge to Washington, demanding President Barack Obama
ObamaPolitical Islam Studies February 6, 2010

What Americans think about Muslims

WASHINGTON, DC: The American people and their openness to Muslim communities will in many ways determine the success of US President Barack Obama’s global engagement initiative,